VHFA Executive Director Sarah Carpenter appeared last night in a segment on WCAX-TV Channel 3 about Wharf Lane Apartments in Burlington.
The 37-unit affordable housing complex is home to 46 people. It might lose its affordable designation if the owner sells the property.
Channel 3's Jack Thurston reported the story.
If you missed VHFA Executive Director Sarah Carpenter on Mike McNamara's "Housing and Communities" show on Channel 17 last night, you have a few more chances to catch it:
The Huffington Post yesterday published a piece by Deborah De Santis, President/CEO of the Corporation for Supportive Housing, titled "Honoring our Veterans can Begin With Housing."
A news headline we spotted yesterday took us by surprise: According to CNN.com, "Nearly 75% of homes are affordable."
Burlington's Fox 44 TV covered the credit report review workshop held at Champlain Housing Trust earlier this week ("Free credit report reviews today"):
Proctor Place, the recently-renovated elderly housing development we told you about last week ("Proctor Place restored; affordability extended") was written up in today's Rutland Herald newspaper.
VHFA Director of Multifamily Programs Sam Falzone is quoted in the piece.
Burlington's Wharf Lane Apartments was the subject of an article in this week's Seven Days newspaper.
Granted, Vermont isn't Boston, but a recent story in the Boston Globe shows people in Boston who move distances in search of affordable housing often sacrifice those savings in higher transportation costs.
First National Bank of Orwell, Vermont's smallest bank, is featured in the latest edition of Seven Days newspaper.
Vermont Deputy Commissioner of Banking and Securities and VHFA Commissioner Thomas Candon is quoted in the piece.
Vermont Public Radio aired a story this morning about foreclosures in Vermont.